Pourvoirie Québec NatureFishing & hunting outfitter

of the provincial zone), spring black bear (100% bear-sighting rate per baited site, in combo with fishing) and small game (ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, hare). The 4-star lodging includes a 5-bedroom inn (10 beds) with a lakeview dining room and a choice of fully-equipped log cabins (running water, hot water, shower, fridge, propane stove, BBQ, wood stove, fish-cleaning shelter). European, semi-American and American plans are offered, with French cuisine prepared from local products. In winter, the outfitter becomes a renowned snowmobiling destination (snow accumulations of 5 to 7 metres) and an ice-fishing spot. Summer family activities: mountain biking, hiking, ATV (80+ km), pontoon, pedalo and kayak.

families with outdoor activities such as pedal boating, cycling, and hiking.

pure strain. This territory is recognized as the primary breeding site for these wild trout specimens in Quebec. Terrestrial wildlife is also rich and diverse. The exclusive territory is divided into four distinct hunting sectors (North, Dam, Dauphin, and Bacon sectors) ideal for big game. There is a high density of moose roaming through a network of nearly 100 kilometers of trails equipped with salt licks and blinds. Black bears are also found in high abundance at dedicated baiting sites. During their stay in nature, visitors also have the opportunity to observe woodland caribou. Regarding small game, the forest cover of the Monts-Valin shelters various species such as ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, and hare. In winter, the sector's geography generates exceptional powder snow accumulations that can reach 5 to 7 meters, creating a truly unique winter environment.

fishing is available under the supervision of a certified guide. For hunting, the establishment offers stays on exclusive territories. Black bear hunting takes place in the spring at baited sites with guide accompaniment. In the fall, moose hunting is conducted with bow, crossbow, or rifle, through still hunting from prepared blinds or by scouting the trails on ATVs. Small game hunting (ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, and hare) is also practiced. For vacationers and families, a playground is located near the inn. Visitors have access to lake or sea kayaks, canoes, and pedal boats. It is possible to explore over 80 kilometers of trails by mountain bike, hiking, or ATV (brought by the client or available for rent). Wildlife observation, including black bear and woodland caribou, completes the experience. In winter, the estate becomes a popular destination for snowmobiling. Finally, the catering service offers French-inspired cuisine in the dining room, wood-fired pizzas and breads, as well as prepared meals.